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The grant to rebuild barely covered the demolition—which left them with the remainder of the mortgage to pay every month while renting substitute lodgings and trying to reclothe their children.

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The grant to rebuild barely covered the demolition—which left them with the remainder of the mortgage to pay every month while renting substitute lodgings and trying to reclothe their children.

My Evening with Extreme Makeover: Home Edition

Denoriel was no Magus Major, but the elf who could not clothe and reclothe him - or herself with a single thought when Underhill hardly deserved the name of Child of Dannae.

This Scepter'd Isle

But as you reclothe yourselves in the silken treasures of a revitalized Earth, of an Eden reborn, the Memories will reactivate.

Songs of the Arcturians

But as you reclothe yourselves in the silken treasures of a revitalized Earth, of an Eden reborn, the Memories will reactivate.

Songs of the Arcturians

Sometimes the master, having relished her beauty, merely had her reclothe herself and return to her labors.

Dancer Of Gor

While the above operations are being proceeded with, dry the hands and feet, and as soon as dry clothing or blankets can be procured, strip the body and cover, or gradually reclothe it, but take care not to interfere with the efforts to restore breathing.

Swimming Scientifically Taught A Practical Manual for Young and Old

I limited the pursuit, this morning, to Mill Creek, and will forthwith march the army to Goldsboro ', there to rest, reclothe, and get some rations.

Memoirs of the Union's Three Great Civil War Generals

Then, after eating the remainder of the flesh, they laid the bones and the rest in anatomical order in a coffin and buried them with the usual rites, believing that the god to whom the animal was sacrificed would reclothe the bones with flesh and restore the animal to life in Jabme-Aimo, the subterranean world of the dead.

Chapter 53. The Propitiation of Wild Animals By Hunters

Then, after eating the remainder of the flesh, they laid the bones and the rest in anatomical order in a coffin and buried them with the usual rites, believing that the god to whom the animal was sacrificed would reclothe the bones with flesh and restore the animal to life in Jabme-Aimo, the subterranean world of the dead.

The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion